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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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Your car stalls on the tracks and a train is visibly approaching. What should the occupants do?
Car A is stalled on the tracks as a train approaches from the left. A US railroad crossbuck identifies the crossing.
Correct answer: Get out at once; move away at 45 degrees toward the train.
Why
Evacuate immediately. Move diagonally away from the tracks toward the visibly approaching train, staying clear of the train’s path. Do not stop to recover belongings. From safety, call 911 and use the crossing’s emergency information when possible. Never assume a fixed amount of warning time.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Vehicle stalled on railroad tracks · p. 87, 88
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